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Poetry Runs Through These Veins

...There is poetry that runs freely through these veins
Authentic eccentric even society could never change.

For the poetry that runs through these veins 
Comes from years of criticism, rejection a...
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Categories: phonetically, imagery, inspiration, inspirational, poems,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberVOGON SOUPSTERS: Gangsters of Poetry!

...Here, at The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, 

Poetrysoup is on the menu! 

And to save our sacred website, perhaps the world ...

We must entertain and enter vague conspicuous contests ...
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Categories: phonetically, rude, sometimes, wisdom,
Form: Vogon Poetry



Premium MemberWordy

...Often too much flash
and not enough substance

I mean, I like dessert as much
as the next guy...but please be
mindful, of ones own poetic
waste/waist-line

Of course, each to his/her lyric
o...
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Categories: phonetically, humorous, imagery, inspirational, poems,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberTHE BEN!

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Phonetically that’s what my name 
means in Japanese, I’ve been told. 
My name has a synonym. 
My name is in the Bible. 
Maybe one day, folks will say, 
         “Holy Ben!” 
My mentor also ...
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Categories: phonetically, crazy, me, muse,
Form: Bio

Funny

..."funny"


phonetically he

just wrote

phuck...
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Categories: phonetically, success,
Form: Alliteration



Macab'z Poetic Cant

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           Slipping twixt mine dukes digits
                         hern pretty
                           moaning
                       Beguiling mine

                   her Marabou sto...
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Categories: phonetically, allegory, dark,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberCriss-Cross Acrostic: Ai My Eye and Ai Ai My Sore Eyes

...Criss-Cross Acrostic: Ai My Eye 

Criss-Cross Acrostic: 

Note: *Construe as “words” not as “letters”: Lines 1 and 3 read alike reversed; Lines 2 and 4 read alike reversed; likewise vertically...
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Categories: phonetically, word play,
Form: Acrostic

Gag Reflex Iz

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         Past hern Leabeeyah
                 hern ither
       whence lexis cannot be
                 dislodged
                    Mine






*Sad to witness this second occurrence...
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Categories: phonetically, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberPhonetically Speaking

...Munday, Toosday, Whensday, Thirstday
Followed by Fryday, Sataday, and Sonday
Is there a reason
What about the seasons
Won't go there, my braino will become frayed...
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Categories: phonetically, allusion,
Form: Limerick

A Little To the Left

...thinking i hung
my heart in
the correct
place

i realized it like
a picture frame
needs to be
just right

so looking at
an x-ray to my
dismay saw
my body's

wall and yes
something was...
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Categories: phonetically, muse,
Form: I do not know?

Premium MemberThe Poet's Faculty Meeting

...Faculty meeting. Formidably flippantly fortuitously fluffy and forgetful.
I began to write a little list of F words, because I was in the F word mood.
Frilly. Free-ha-ha. Feast. Forget-me-knots. Fa...
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Categories: phonetically, poems, poetess, poetry, poets,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberFabricated Faeries Philosophies

...Forevermore, this fantastical
free verse features
a fortuitous tale
featuring forty-four flirty
frilly fabricated faeries
fractionally forsaken, 
forever fictionalized 
philosophically and pho...
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Categories: phonetically, fairy,
Form: Alliteration

Premium MemberCould I Please Have My Coffee First

...I always wake up angry.
Every time.
Every single solitary time.
I'm not joking.
And I jump out of bed enraged.
Sophie Dog wakes up angry too.
She growls at me, as I pull her covers off.
I woul...
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Categories: phonetically, identity, judgement, perspective, poems,
Form: Free verse

High Noon

...The two men stood in the dusty street,
it was inevitable that they should meet,
suddenly one of them slumped to his knees,
justice had provided one of life' s certainties.

The Marshal strode to...
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Categories: phonetically, adventure, america, high school,
Form: Free verse

Bent English

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My speech ain’t elegantly refined,
my words don’t dress up none too properly
Simply cloth words with no aristocratic design,
just plain, unassuming ghetto vocalese
Though I’m very ...
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Categories: phonetically, culture, spoken word, truth,
Form: Bio

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